International Day of Non-Violence in 2022

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2022 Date	2 October 2022
2023 Date	2 October 2023

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International Day of Non-Violence in

Sunday, 2 Oct

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Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Non-Violence -
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Updated 03:14

#Nonviolence This is the UN International Day of. Nonviolence. May we take that into our personal lives (including verbal & social media violence) & seek policies of non violence from leaders - nothing more violent than nuclear weapons. https://t.co/SjEnbybbK6
— Pax Christi Scotland (@PaxScotland) October 2, 2022

Sunday's International Day of Non-Violence marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi - a leader who remained committed to the principle of non-violence, even in the most difficult circumstances. https://t.co/cjpYWYb99f https://t.co/RZp3GnO9XQ
— United Nations (@UN) October 2, 2022

October 2nd is the International Day of Non-Violence! We celebrate peaceful protests and methods of changing society for the better without resorting to hurting anyone. Read more on this via: https://t.co/y0rOpf6oW4 https://t.co/jbeAObfmfh
— Skills Development Scotland (@skillsdevscot) October 2, 2022

5⃣ books on peace 🕊️ @mariana_vieir1 selects 5 books reviewed in IA that highlight fresh thinking on the age-old questions: How can we end war? How can we achieve long-lasting peace? Who can bring it about? Perfect for International Day of Non-Violence. https://t.co/63UtojtjN0
— International Affairs (@IAJournal_CH) October 2, 2022

On the International Day of Non-Violence, we celebrate Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday & values of peace, respect & the essential dignity shared by everyone. https://t.co/3484SYv55L
— Carl Freer (@realcarlfreer1) October 2, 2022

Today marks the International Day of Non-Violence, celebrating the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. This occasion seeks to secure a culture of peace, tolerance, understanding and non-violence. Find out more on the UN's website: https://t.co/mupPJ8cGC6 https://t.co/EvmDNilabA
— UoS_Students (@UoS_Students) October 2, 2022

The 12 day journey of his is heart-rending, gut-wrenching as well soul-stirring. It’s the story of a fighter, who died a martyr, not by fighting using arms, but by embracing non-violence for what he believed was a cause far bigger than his life.
— Dharshan Jeyamuhunthan (@DharshanJeya) September 26, 2022

National Non Violence day is on October 2nd. Let's work together to safeguard all children! #nonviolence #InternationalDayofNonviolence https://t.co/hZ2TAZaIuO
— Beacon School Support (@beaconsupport) September 30, 2022

Join us on 2nd October, the #InternationalDayofNonviolence and final day of the #CatholicNonviolenceDaysOfAction, in reflecting on the Vow of Nonviolence. The nonviolence prayer and reflection card and other resources are available on our website at: https://t.co/GvRJoMILIx https://t.co/VFeJELf8nr
— Pax Christi England and Wales (@paxchristiEW) September 29, 2022

New blog. 'Violence is preventable, not inevitable'. The Scottish Violence Reduction Unit is a national centre of expertise in tackling violence. The SRVU's Director Prof Niven Rennie blogs for us ahead of International Day of Non-Violence (Sun, 2 Oct) https://t.co/yPoEnrNZsb
— SCCR (Cyrenians) (@SCCRCentre) September 26, 2022